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Our team took the opportunity to say a few words of season's greetings and gratitude. Canadian agriculture is a great industry because of all the people in it, and we are proud to be a part of it.
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Farmers in Western Canada can now purchase herbicide tolerant canola hybrids on all four major trait platforms from CANTERRA SEEDS with the addition of the new CS4000 LL* LibertyLink® Canola Hybrid into its extensive seed portfolio.
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The team at PRIDE Seeds has a holiday gift in the form of our newest hybrid launch! We want to wish you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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With snow covering or starting to cover many of the harvested fields across Western Canada, planning for the 2021 growing season has already begun. Below are a few things that your PRIDE Seeds Agronomists encourage you to consider when making your seed decisions for 2021.
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In the home stretch of the corn season, Alana Serhan breaks down some of the most critical pieces of information to know about your grain corn.
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This fall, step into the field through your screen and take a crop tour like no other in Canada through virtualcroptour.ca.
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Corn silaging season is underway across the Canadian Prairies. As this is a busy time for farmers and retails, below are a few quick tips to consider when cutting your corn silage crop.
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It's that time of year again – the time when CANTERRA SEEDS takes an opportunity to support youth starting a career in agriculture, while celebrating the legacy of a man who left a big mark through his 40-year career in Canadian ag.
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Order CANTERRA SEEDS canola and PRIDE Seeds corn hybrids through Agro.Club Canada to take advantage of the Fastest Rewards Program on the Prairies!
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Corn growth stages are divided into two – vegetative growth and reproductive growth. Vegetative growth begins with emergence and ends with tassel emergence. Reproductive growth begins quickly after tassel emergence and ends with physiological…
